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She is a woman.

She drinks water.

She lives there.

She has a dog.

She has a friend.

She eats bread.

She has a small family.

She writes in a book.

She goes to the school.

She buys a film and a book.

She has a beautiful cat.

She goes to the restaurant every weekend.

She can play music.

My new neighbor is very friendly, and she often invites us for a visit.

When we visit her, she is always friendly and gives us salad for lunch.

She visits her boyfriend/girlfriend on the weekends, and they cook dinner together.

He bought a small gift for her because it was her birthday.

She sells old books at the market to earn a little extra.

She serves soup.

She gets a gift.

She is sad today, but a funny show on TV can help.

I am going to greet my aunt tomorrow, because she is visiting.

She is visiting today.

She has missed you for a long time, but now she is happy.

She is a teacher.

She blows on the soup.

She has a green book.

She reads a book every day.

She stands near the window.

She reduces waste at home by using old buttons on new clothes.

She sorts books.

She is young.

She says that the problem with the smartphone is the battery.

She shakes the cup before she drinks tea.

She buys a new keyboard and a mouse at the shopping mall.

She locks the door.

She puts the plastic bag on the table.

Later she locks the computer with a long password.

Anna thinks it is boring to wait in line, but she is lucky today.

She puts on her hat before she goes out.

She could see the city from the window.

She cuts the potatoes for the soup.

She puts the phone back on the table.

She drinks hot tea in winter.

She finds the toothbrush and the toothpaste in the bathroom.

She puts her hand on the table.

She forgets the lunchbox at home.

She uses the vacuum cleaner every weekend.

She bought a shiny silver spoon as a surprise for the child.

She puts the silver spoon on the table.

She points at the sky.

She politely asks if the food is hot.

She checks the weather on the internet.

She writes a short comment on the form.

She puts on the coat.

She shows us a shared wardrobe for bags and jackets.

She pulls the dog into the house.

She stops the stroller outside the café.

She says that the car is sold.

She sings rhythmically in the shower.

She shares the chocolate cake with the children.

On weekdays she gets up earlier than on the weekends.

She went out without saying anything.

On the trip she experienced something new every day.

She makes two slices of bread with cheese for her son.

After the shower she hangs up the towel and puts the soap in the drawer.

She is a parent and works at the customer’s place tonight, while she waits for the delivery.

She works and studies at the same time.

I prefer coffee, but she prefers tea.

She of course says yes if you ask politely.

Not only does she exercise, but the children also exercise in the park.

She was disappointed because the meeting was cancelled.

While the children play, she makes dinner.

She is good at combing the hair calmly with the blue comb.

She is sick today, and the shoulder hurts, so she waits in the waiting room.

It was she who started the washing machine this morning.

She likes a tidy kitchen in the morning.

She has an allergy to dust, so she opens the window.

She opens the wardrobe and finds a fan on the top shelf.

She is cheerful today, and luckily the boss is cheerful too.

She complains when the advertisement interrupts the movie.

After the soup I am full, but she is still hungry.

She still has the energy to read a chapter.

Fortunately she cries less now.

She smiles as if everything were easy.

She especially cares about the children in the neighborhood.

She is tired of the same routine every day.

She sometimes likes to be alone.

She behaves politely at the office.

She exercises at least three times a week, sometimes four.

She is obviously tired today.

The evening when she got angry, no one disturbed her.

I trust her when she speaks up.

The house where she lives has a secret garden.

She arranges the tickets, so we avoid a line.

She forgot the mittens, but the raincoat and the boots keep her dry.

She speaks slowly when she explains.

The customer asks about the delivery time because she lacks equipment.

She deserves a good break when the project is delivered.

Her education is in health, but she works in a store that lacks staff.

She finds the sponge in the drawer.

She is not coming, since she is busy and cannot manage to leave work.

She works near the station.

She obtains equipment for the course.

She does the dishes in the meantime.

She unlocks the door when I ring the doorbell.

She buys tickets in advance, because she does not want to miss the concert.

She is proud of her own idea, and he is proud of his own sister.

She lets me use her own bicycle if I wash it.

For that reason she plans several short breaks going forward.

She was excited this morning and turned on the phone early to see the message.

She is proud, but also a little worried about her own presentation.

She goes out of the house.

She will work at home going forward.

I drink coffee; on the other hand, she drinks tea.

She can afford a new jacket.

She contributes regularly, and the boss is satisfied.

She agrees, but he disagrees on the details.

After the test she gets her grade in the app.

She is in a good mood when everyone contributes.

She works independently at home, and the boss trusts her.

She shares her secret anonymously with a (female) friend and online because she is afraid of the reactions.

She stops on the step by the door and says that she feels hopelessly weak.

She has a strong reaction when the boss criticizes the personal paragraph in the diary.

She becomes unhappy when the meeting is cancelled.

The drawing she makes for Grandma is colorful and fun.

She thinks that age does not always say anything about how adult you are.

The map that she draws helps us understand the text better.

She mixes coffee and milk, but I drink my coffee black.

I notice that her mood gets better when she draws for a long time and hangs the drawing on the wall.

She writes in the diary that she hardly remembers life before she became a teenager.

My daughter complains about a headache after she has looked at the screen for too long.

The nurse gives her a mild tablet and says that she must drink water.

She changes her mobile plan because the old one is too expensive.

She cycles through the roundabout, and the cars take her into consideration.

Her forehead hurts today.

As a child she dreamed of living on another planet with two moons in a quiet universe.

Originally she had a secure full-time job, but now she enjoys a part-time job more.

Later she realized that she did not need to regret small mistakes in life.

On Sunday morning she makes pancake batter while the children set the table.

Now she writes short poems in the diary, but before she liked best to read a thick book.

In the future she hopes to get her dream job, and she will not regret it when she realizes how much she has learned.

Sometimes she feels lonely, and then she easily becomes angry without understanding her own anger.

I try not to be envious; she is jealous enough for both of us.

I admire my female cousin because she is brave and honest in difficult situations.

Grandma says that she admires the grandchildren’s patience.

She says that she cannot tolerate more noise in the house tonight.

It is noisy at the café, so she will probably continue working at home.

We wish we had visited Grandma more often while she lived closer.

The teacher gives her extra attention because she is brave enough to ask difficult questions.

A bad impression can be hard to change, but she always gives a calm impression.

She tolerates the criticism, but she becomes a little sad.

She understands the seriousness of the situation.

She is nervous because the exam is important to her.

She lives in a small bedsit, but her partner lives in a shared flat.

The dentist says that she should use dental floss every evening.

She turns off all notifications that distract her from the syllabus.

She and her partner recently got a small raise, so their budget is not as tight.

She asks whether I can explain what the deadline actually means.

She asks me whether the translation is correct, but I'm not really sure.

She gets a parking fine because she stays in the parking space longer than allowed.

She shows love for languages through her diary.

Her childhood was safe, but she also remembers some periods of loneliness.

After the lecture she felt both inspired and motivated to read more.

When she feels safety and support from the family, the loneliness becomes weaker.

When she is very depressed, she hardly has the energy to read, even though books usually give her a sense of safety.

That loneliness she described in the diary I now understand a little better.

She feels mentally weak in this period.

She practices the piano every evening when the children are sleeping.

The piano sounds calmer when she uses headphones.

She is often confused after a long day with meetings.

My sister is very serious when she has an exam.

She seems serious at work, but at home she laughs a lot.

The teacher promises that she will explain the tasks more clearly tomorrow.

She hit her knee when she ran down the stairs.

The leg hurts all day, but she still goes to school.

She is already married, but he is still single.

She dreams of becoming an actor when she has finished school.

She feels a bit embarrassed in the strange costume, but the audience laughs.

In reality she hardly uses makeup, and she has a very simple hairstyle.

My niece signs up as a volunteer, and she hands out programs at the entrance to the gallery where the posters hang.

She wants the main role in the next play.

The imagination helps when she feels lonely.

Despite being young, she is allowed to light the wood stove by herself.

She is wearing a red sweater.

She likes yoga because the instructor is calm and clear.

As long as her sleep rhythm is even, she is less stressed at work.

She sits in an office chair with good back support when she works from home.

She uses a tablet to watch yoga videos on the internet.

She wants to spend less time scrolling and more time on meditation.

Her body becomes more flexible the more she stretches every day.

She buys a cinnamon bun at the bakery every Tuesday.

She pours milk over the breakfast cereal so that the children will eat more.

She does gardening in the flower bed and removes weeds in calm weather.

She gets the children to water the flower beds so that they learn responsibility.

She was not used to standing on a full bus during rush hour when she moved here.

She puts on a headband and mittens before she goes out in the cold wind.

After a long workout session she feels a small injury in her knee, so she rests.

She talks with the teacher about exam anxiety and gets some simple advice.

After the workout session she puts the keys on the kitchen counter and makes breakfast.

She is used to the dark season now.

She was going to call me today, but she is calling tomorrow.

Sometimes she forgets her username, and logging in becomes difficult.

She asks her brother for help to log in to the new account.

She regrets that she shared a very private story in a public group.

She shows her vulnerable side, and it strengthens the trust between us.

After having read the comments she felt both uncertainty and low self‑esteem.

After having talked with her friend, she felt that her self‑esteem became a bit stronger and the uncertainty a bit weaker.

She considers deleting her whole profile, but chooses instead to block some users.

After having blocked the dishonest accounts, she deleted several old photos that made her vulnerable.

She is social.

She likes to walk one round on the factory floor before she starts the assembly line.

Her working hours are from eight to four, but she often works overtime.

She says that less overtime gives better quality of life and more family time.

She feels almost burned out and is considering asking the doctor for a sick note.

She saves each payslip in a folder in order to understand her pension better.

When she has received her trade certificate, she will have worked at this factory for five years.

Before each night shift she lays out the life jacket for the children, because they are going to a swimming course the next morning.

Her vocabulary gets larger every week because she reads Norwegian articles online.

She has a foreign background, but wants to apply for Norwegian citizenship next year.

To get citizenship she must fill out a long application form online.

She will not go to the interview unless she gets the answer in writing.

The interview about citizenship lasts only fifteen minutes, but she practices a lot in the last week before.

During the interview they ask why she moved from her country to Norway.

At the same time she points to a similarity in pronunciation that often confuses new students.

She buys diapers on the way home, because the daycare doesn’t have any more.

During parental leave she often goes for a calm walk with the baby.

After parental leave everyday life becomes more hectic, but she misses it.

The caseworker asks for documentation before she can approve the application.

She is on a waiting list for a daycare place and hopes they will call soon.

She manages to handle the situation better when she gives consent for the doctor to talk to the caseworker.

During the application process she must give consent for them to check her identity.

She boils pasta for the children, and she makes a mild sauce for herself.

She wipes up the mess, and then she hangs the kitchen towel on the radiator.

The dish soap smells strong, so she rinses everything well and uses little dish soap.

She says that she wants to pay off everything this year, even though the debt is still big.

The caretaker/janitor says that she can stop by tomorrow and look at the door.

If the caretaker can’t repair it, she books a tradesperson.

The caretaker asks if she should let herself in, and I say that it’s fine.

She can let herself in with a key if no one is home.

The injury in the knee gets worse if she does not rest.

She writes her name on the birthday card, and I tie the gift bag shut again.

She says she can fix the leak herself, but I still want to call the caretaker.

After she has installed the app, she can pay the bill directly from her phone.

The dish brush gets dirty quickly, so she replaces it and buys a new one.

She is traveling today, so I look after her cat.

I got my bangs cut at the hairdresser yesterday, and she did not use a hairdryer because my hair dried quickly.

After the shower she finds the hair tie, but she refrains from using a hairdryer so late in the evening.

She forgot her library card at home, but the librarian still let her return the short story.

At the post office she stands at the counter and reads the pickup code aloud to the employee.

If the sender calls the post office, she can get the name changed before the package is sent back.

In the fitting room she saw that the size was wrong, but she refrained from complaining because the queue was long.

At the counter she got to use the pickup code and show her library card because she was going to pick up both a book and a package.

The hairdresser said that she could get her hair put up with a hair tie if the bangs became too short.

She finds both the exchange slip and the hair tie at the bottom of the bag when she comes home.

She washes sheets and pillowcases every Saturday morning.

She was wearing a belt and a shirt with short sleeves when she started painting.

She finds the whisk in the drawer and puts the baking tray in the oven.

She hurt her ankle on the walk, and the doctor gave her painkillers.

Now that the ankle is better, she does not need as many painkillers.

Now that the curtain rod is in place, she can paint the wall with a wide brush.

If the zipper is stuck, she takes off the belt and changes to a shirt with short sleeves.

After she took painkillers, she could walk carefully down the stairs without the ankle hurting so much.

She put the baking tray on the counter and kept stirring with the whisk while the sauce boiled in the saucepan.

She buys oranges and yogurt for breakfast.

For lunch she eats bell pepper and drinks tea with honey.

She eats yogurt every morning, and later she puts a banana in her bag.

She buys honey for the tea and bell pepper for the salad.

She seems to like chicken with bell pepper more than ham.

If the honey is too hard, she puts the jar in warm water for a while.

She also looks tired, but she still dares to read a book before she goes to bed.

She became very grateful when the neighbor stopped by with a warm soup.

On the way home she also bought napkins, because we were almost out of napkins for dinner.

The baby usually becomes quiet when she gets her pacifier and a warm baby bottle.

In the car she sat quietly at the steering wheel, but she said that the engine was making a strange sound.

At the garage, she said that the brakes had to be checked before we could drive on.

She called the garage again because the engine was still making a strange sound.

I sent the document to the printer, but she had to use the copier to get an extra copy.

We each had our own task today: she took care of the baby, and I took care of the papers for the car.

Behind the wheel, she feels safer than in the back seat.

She puts her phone on the table.

She buys grapes and strawberries for dessert.

She cuts a lemon and puts it in the water.

She buys sausages for dinner, but I would rather have salad.

In the evening she drinks cocoa instead of coffee.

She likes liver pâté on bread, but the children do not like it.

After eating waffles with raspberries, she puts on her sunglasses and goes out.

Before she sends the CV and the cover letter, Anna asks a friend to read everything one more time.

The employment contract arrives by email, and she reads it before she signs.

She does not go into the break room until she has put her jacket on the chair and tested the key fob.

It was not until the training began that she understood how the shift rota works.

On the duty roster, she sees that her rota starts early on Mondays and later on Thursdays.

She does not go home until the last work task is finished and a short report has been written.

To receive pay, she has to enter her salary account and submit her tax card in the app.

She asks whether the holiday pay goes to the same salary account as the regular salary.

Her employment percentage is lower than before, but she thinks life is better now.

The duty roster also hangs in the break room, so she takes a picture of it before she goes home.

During the probation period, she pays extra attention to the work environment and to how the colleagues speak to each other.

Her cover letter was short, but the CV clearly showed that she had much to learn and much to give.

She uses the access card every morning, but one day she forgets it at home and has to wait in the reception.

If she should become sick during the probation period, she now knows whom she must call before she is due to work.

If the bus should be delayed again, she can work from home the first hour by agreement with the boss.

It was not until the second week that she remembered everyone’s names in the break room.

She says that every employee needs good training, otherwise the new job becomes difficult.

When she comes home, she tells her family that the employer seems fair, and that the employment contract was easier to understand than she thought.

Before she goes to bed, she looks at the duty roster again and thinks that both the rota and the employment percentage fit better than expected.

Her shift schedule suits her better now, so she gets more family time.

As soon as the minced meat is browned, she seasons it and says the tacos are almost ready.

Every time we have guests, she makes a simple salad with spinach and a little lime.

She fries minced meat with onion and serves it with sour cream for dinner.

I squeeze lime over the salad, while she puts out sour cream and water.

She likes to chop the vegetables herself and season the food before the children come home.

She uses an iron when she is going to iron the shirt for tomorrow’s meeting.

She says that the laundry smells better when she uses a little fabric softener together with laundry detergent.

As soon as the laundry basket gets full, she washes everything, but some clothes still get wrinkled.

As soon as she gets home from work, she puts the minced meat in the refrigerator and hangs the shirt on a hanger.

She justifies the assessment.

She washes her face.

Has she ever been here?

She is interested in art.

She lives on the third floor.

She opens her mouth.

She feeds the cat and gives it animal feed and a treat.

She takes the dog out every morning.

She is pregnant.

She likes the song.

She is writing an apology.

She forgives him.

She found the gold.

She is grumpy today.

She is willing to wait.

She became blind.

She has a clear conscience.

She is in shock.

She writes about the memory.

As far as she remembers, the answer is correct.

She sees the beauty in the city.

She risks everything.

She seems charming.

She completed the course.

She achieved success.

She lives on the fifth floor.

She repots the plant.

She reveals the answer.

She aims at the target.

She follows the movement.

She is furious.

She takes over the job.

She seems stubborn.

She likes neither the slab wall nor the overhang.

She climbs so slowly that the spotter can follow every movement.

She explains the theory.

She talks to the management.

She needs medical help.

She did an excellent job.

She seems convinced.

No matter what she makes, the wall thickness must be even.

She shows loyalty.

She got engaged.

She persuaded the co-borrower.

She socialises with the neighbours.

She answers; this means that she is conscious.

She calls the client.

She helps me; in return, I help her.

She changes the time.

She understands the word exactly as stated.

She keeps her composure.

She makes use of the opportunity.

She gave a dignified answer.

She insists.

She applies for pregnancy benefit.

She discusses the postponement and the multiple-birth days.

She talks with the employer about care leave and the employment relationship.

She talks with the employer when it comes to care leave.

She assumes it.

She buys the fabric.

She calls the executive.

She is thorough.

She checks the plan thoroughly.

She uses her legal right.

She attends upper-secondary school.

She speaks Chinese.

If the residential address changes, she sends the notification.

She uses the care-of address if her name is not on the mailbox.

If the signature requirement applies, she signs the notification of a move.

The reporting deadline applies regardless of whether she moves alone.

Regardless of whether she rents, she enters the residential address.

She needs the unit number regardless of whether she lives alone.

She blames me.

She obtains a used-but-good garment by swapping.

She removes the garment as soon as she sees the seam damage.

She reports the accident.

She dislikes the weather.

She is professional.

She speaks Italian.

She wipes the tear.

She is offended.

She is spontaneous.

She pretends to be a doctor.

She builds on the sudden idea.

She takes the initiative, exaggerates and loses the thread.

She keeps a straight face.

She mourns the loss.

She is intelligent.

She shares her knowledge.

She trusts science.

She kisses the photograph.

She is the favorite.

She began to vomit.

She has great influence.

She became deaf.

She shows an appreciation for humor.

She fell on her butt.

She is sensitive to noise.

She opens the cupboard.

She is not guilty.

She must take in the jacket.

She says yuck because of the smell.

She is fifty this year.

She informs the customer.

She registers the address.

She used bubble wrap rather than dismantling the table.

She tries to avenge the loss.

She meets the ex-partner at the café.

She accepts the answer.

She presses her lips together.

She did an outstanding job.

She hints at a problem.

She talks to her husband.

She reads the rumours.

She has a British friend.

She drinks the soft drink.

She continues with the therapy.

She talks to her fiancée.

She likes the sport.

She detests waiting.

She seems positive.

She will give birth soon.

She buys a Swedish book.

She avoids crashing the car.

She uses the service.

She hears a mysterious sound.

She seems shy.

She fills the bottle with water.

She is eager and wants to begin.

She sweats after the training.

She picks the apples.

She suspects a mistake.

She speaks fluent Norwegian.

She fries the bacon.

She is Christian.

She missed yesterday.

She works in the senate.

She believes the soul lives.

She gives a sincere answer.

She changes the tone.

She takes off the mask.

She reads about the religion.

She drinks a litre of water.

She finds a krone on the floor.

She longs for the family.

She changes the title.

She finally succeeds.

She leaves a strong impression.

She grasps my hand.

Based on the desk height, she adjusts the seat height.

Based on the glare, she changes the screen angle.

She orders the cocktail.

She works in the studio.

She activates the account in the app.

She betrayed the family.

She draws a line under the word.

She owes the bank a lot.

She likes her current job.

She pays the entry fee before the recreational road race.

She knows about finances.

She found an elegant solution.

She has the identification in her wallet.

She will pay for the coffee.

She shall perform on the stage.

She shows the diamond.

She works in the laboratory.

She wishes for the throne.

She is surrounded by her family.

She talks with the policeman.

She regards the task as important.

She handles the task.

She declares the result.

She checks the cancellation confirmation rather than trust the calendar reminder.

She shares the pie.

She calls the psychiatrist.

She inherits the house.

She recognizes the name.

She needs legal help.

She does not talk about her private life.

She tells the legend.

She was promoted yesterday.

She smiles affectionately.

She stands at the front of the queue.

She talks to the widow.

She is relaxed after the meeting.

She learns Japanese.

She bets on the team.

She talks with the businessman.

She buys the rose.

She works for the agency.

She likes the profession.

She feels dizzy.

She is still unaware.

She can change her mind.

She overlooks the mistake.